Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-16
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1amnaA, Apeii l&-Jamss Smoker, age
1el1oee above FifSh, met with painful
nslan svsning while playing In the
- fhis uncle, John L. Wsimsf, corner
- "a LoUna slssseA He We swinging
q pmsA trse Whsa ~ fell 10 the ground,
1uUo61ng ~ siGht leg below the knee The
SvWO msS1ed 10 hin home and DR.. Taylor
,HHmmono0, Who reduced The fracture
oovoM Tyson, living near Cordelis, yeo.
lfv1o1 While sngaged IN lsllinS treess did
80 ~ sway from the falling trse, wn,cn
u ~ HIN 70 ths ground. When The tree
4 - rnmovod q was found that Tyson had
- - broken. A physician was summoned
VAe reduced the fssetarA Tyson 10 80 ysars
s lf - ed " sccldsat h sesious one
"A nlgh ssnsea Ezsreassa
u - pupals q the high school held their
q suDDSs On Friday afternoon giving the
laalOWing programme :Addrees, Flora Wike;
uuaioo, Emma Richards; name the oldest
oollsees Of the United States. with the time
~ foundation Of each, Charles hollinser;
nnas. school; debate Resolved, Tha: the
rIjai1od STATES owes more 70 her Statesmen
ihan 10 her Soldiers, F." Affirmative, Jacob
Whito and Maggie McManus; negative,
Lillian Young and Maggie Hougendobler.
TAo debate was decided In the negative by
voeo Of 20 to 2 quiz in geography, Alice
rsnce; reading, Lucy Herr; instrumental
Aps4 Eva Elliott and Mary Heinaman reci.
taeion, Edith Patton reading Of the Hikh
Oehool Boil, sditresA Jennie Smith.
Among the RsBgtoas.
Ths nut anniversary OF the Columbia
Diblo society will be held In the Second
Ntroet Lutheran church, on next Monday
evening, at 8 o'clock. Rev. J. II. Panne-
becker will preside, and Rev. VIM. p. Evans
wiz read the annual report An address
will be delivered BY Rev. q. Elvin Houpt OF
Lancaster. During the past year the society
has been very active, and the management
should be encouraged by large attendance
q their anniversary.
Rev. T. v. 0erhart, D. D., president Of the
theological seminary, Lancaster, will preach
In the Trinity Reformed church on Sunday.
Rev. Pannebecker will 6ll . pulpit In q
Hummelstown church.
Mn Harriet A. Baker will preach in the
United Brethren church on Sunday morning
. and evening
Rev. Cnig Gross will preach Sunday
morning and evening In the Presbyterian
church.
Rev. q. D. Rishsl, pastor of the Church o,
Goo, viii preach on Sunday morning, on the
Sunday evening the subject will be "Saul
and the Witch Of Endor."
Att congregational meeting of the Presby.
tofian church, the following trustees were
elected to serve for three years: Messrs Gee.
A.Alltson, p. 8. Brugh and JaA A. Meyera
The following vesteymen of the St Pauls
T. E. church, were recently elected: Messrs.
Geo II. Richards, Dr.. D. l. Bruner, George
w. Haldeman, 6. 9. Detwiler, Fl. NJ. North
and A. J. Kaufman.
A meeting was hsad last evening in the
Pts1Ryterlsn- en1ach tQ.e.-ssAi4s . society
J6r Chfistlan endeavor. The organization o
the society was postponed until next Satur
day night
Town Notes.
A public sale OF real estate will be hell
this evening at the Franklin house.
The Melville Sisters dramatic conpan,
will show In the opera house all Of mex
week.
John L. Weimer has started cigar factor,
ct Fifth and Locust ytreetA
The Columbia Literary club have post
poned their meeting for next Monday night
by reason OF the meeting Of the Bible society
Officer Filbert OF the Pennsylvsnis police
arrested three men while riding in Q west
bound freight train last night. Squire Franl
gave them ten days In Jail each.
The ball held In the srmory last night, b,
the Columbia base ball club, was succesaL
Nj. George Crane II In Philadelphia con
Serrtng with the directors OF the Watch factory
which might be located In town. The favor
able location, etc, will bs presented to the
directors to induce the factory to come q
Columbia
jacob Hollinger, deputy marshai, OF Ian.
caster, was In town this morning serving
subp@nas on witnesses for the J. p. Auguey
easeI which will 20 tried In Warrington city
next week.